The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-16


original States represented by Daughters
Of America. In costume, and o lloat In which
stood representations Of the school houses
Of a century ago, and those Of to day sur.
rounded by school children. 'Gf1{ !
The rema'nds, was made up OF the
National and State officers and the Waiting
camps Of the Sons OF America In full re-.
gala. l35 7'77I '.~~"'1s
ADDITIONAL FEATURES.
The Carpenters Company, OF Philadel.
|phfs, the oldest iudustrial association in
the country, comprlaed the second divis.
ion. The association was Incorporated
150 years ago. The feature Of the dia.
plays by this division was a miniature
Grecian temple containing thirteen Cor.
inthian columns, representing the original
thirteen States. This is a duplicate OF
the original exhibit OF the Carpsnters'
Company In the parade oi 1878, which
commemorated the adoption OF the Fed.
eral Constitution. Following this was a
float bearing another temple OF the Gre.
clan Doric order, intended to be emblem.
attic OF the present grand union Of States.
On each column waa q ehield bearing the
name Of each State. The members OF
the ,Carpentera' Company followed in
carriages. -" alif -0- tsab.f
The third division was devoted to a dis.
play Of agricultural implements OF ancient
and present times. Next came @. repre-.
sentation OF the Touring mills Of 17GO and
1914 and an illustration OF the present
mode Of manufacturing flour.
The Typographical Fraternity made up
the fourth division. Illustrations Of the
different modes Of printing were given,
This division displayed tableaux Of the
weil.known engraving "fhe First Proof"
and illustrated the old.time way OF max
ing type, together with the mode Of the
present time. Then came number OF
floats containing ancient aud modarn
prcsses, followed by display Of the paper
trade. 5G. .TI..'.g5 j,, : Z
Division five consisted Of delegations
from the various educational institutions
Of the United States. This division was
headed by the University Of Pennsylva-
MIA. The Indian training school was rep.
resented in this division. Several mount
ed Indians riding at the head.
Division six WAS composed Of the build
ing trades, oveyy branch Of that indua.ry
being represented. Division seven Was
representation OF saw, engine and tool
works. Division eight WAS composed Of
the old Volunteer Firemen's Association.
Twenty.three companies were in this divi-
sion. The brewera made up the ninth
division, and the tenth was devoted to an
exhibition Of the coming OF money in the
United States mint, and the workiups Of
the postoftice. $50 2I no
1hs Knights OF the Golden Eagle, 5000
a!rong, made up the eleventh. The
twelfth was a display Of the products Of
the textile industry. The thirteenth diyi.
sion was taken up by display OF the eilk
industry. The clothing trade comprised
the fourteenth division.
The fifteenth division was display bv
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
showing the progress made in the mode
Of travelling. The progress Of the shipping
industry was displayed in the sixteenth
division. The seventeenth comprised the
Government display. Models Of the FIRST
ateamer that ever crossed the Atlantic and
Of tho old man.of-war Hartford we're dis.
played in this division, and algo models OF
3 number Of other vessels, Division
eighteen was display by the electric
light companieH. 'aa s7Gs9T,
Divisions 10. 20. el, % and 90 were made
1p OF civic societies and displays by mis-.
,ellaneoua trades. In one Of the las.
named divisions the carriage formerly
1sed by George Washington wss drawn
along by si1 white horaes. 4Hr'
To give an idea Of the enormous prouor-
ions Of the industrial pageant it NAV be-
'tated that at ten minutes past two only
'even of the twenty.three divisions had
2aaaed by the reviewing stand, and by
hat time, the seventh division had pass.
I'd southwark, the head Of the column had
'rriVed on their counterma1ch, having
raveled twenty.three squares south Of
Market street. -. ~
Among the Governors occupying seats
N the reviowing stand were Larrabee. of !
.oWa, Beaver, Of Pennsylvania, Hughes, |
u Arkansas, Buckner, q; of Kentucky,
mayer, Of Nebraska: Pennoyer, Oregon, |
Nilson, OF West Virginia, Foraker. OF !
Ohio, and Fitzhugh Lee, Of Virginia.
At sunrise this morning the United
states war vessel, now anchored in the
Delaware river, began their part in the |
celebration; A salnte Of thirteen guns
7ss fred from esch ono Of them. One |
lour later the Queen Emma followed with |
salute Of eleven guns. Beautiful !
,yrotechnlc displays were made from all |
no vessels in the harbor this evening. |
resident Cleveland and party arrived |
!ere at $50 tonight, and were at once |
[riven to the Lafayette hotel.
RECEPTION TO CARDINAL GIBBONS.
One Of the most brilliant receptions